Anne’s guidebook
Food scene
One of the most famous speakeasy bars in the city. Go into the Crif Dogs, on left is a telephone booth, behind it is a very upscale swanky cocktail lounge. I would say it's a must do for NYC bar scene.
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Please Don't Tell
113 St Marks PlOne of the most famous speakeasy bars in the city. Go into the Crif Dogs, on left is a telephone booth, behind it is a very upscale swanky cocktail lounge. I would say it's a must do for NYC bar scene.
My favorite rooftop bar with sweeping views of the entire city. It is swanky and hip and dressy. My #1 suggestion for rooftop drinking and eating.
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PUBLIC Hotel
215 Chrystie StMy favorite rooftop bar with sweeping views of the entire city. It is swanky and hip and dressy. My #1 suggestion for rooftop drinking and eating.
My #1 hipster, organic, socially aware, unique lunch/brunch scenes. I consider it a must do in New York - go for lunch or brunch.
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Cafe Mogador
133 Wythe AveMy #1 hipster, organic, socially aware, unique lunch/brunch scenes. I consider it a must do in New York - go for lunch or brunch.
Very hip lunch/dinner/brunch scene. Farm to table socially conscious, organic, fresh hipster food - I sat elbow to elbow during lunch with Ryan Gosling here once.
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Westville East
173 Avenue AVery hip lunch/dinner/brunch scene. Farm to table socially conscious, organic, fresh hipster food - I sat elbow to elbow during lunch with Ryan Gosling here once.